>I have been putting off crying for help so I don't get back RTFM!
> Alas I must now ask. In the gschem GUI under the File pull down it
> has 'Execute script'. What does this do? And how can I use it?
> Can I use it to preform an update to the sym/sch file I am modifying?
> Will it reload t
> Hi Folks!
> I've completed my first pass at converting Bill Wilson's tutorial from
> HTML syntax to dokuwiki syntax. It may be viewed at
> http://www.geda.seul.org/wiki/playground:playground. I wrote a perl
> script to do the conversion and have attached it for your\
Hi Patrick,
Is this read
Hi,
> the zoom function in gschem is still a little bit confusing. If
> it would be like in pcb it would look much smoother. In pcb the spot
> under the mouse is zoomed in, but neither mouse nor layout change their
> position. In gschem however the spot under the mouse is centered, and
> then zoom
I agree a good optical quality device is better than a video based one.
lag is a pain especially if your planning to work under the device.
Steve
On May 13, 2007, at 12:45 PM, Andy Peters wrote:
On May 13, 2007, at 5:52 AM, Randall Nortman wrote:
I'm looking for a relatively cheap (less than
On May 13, 2007, at 5:52 AM, Randall Nortman wrote:
I'm looking for a relatively cheap (less than about $200) USB
microscope for inspecting solder joints and wasting time looking at
random stuff around the house at 200x.
Unless you're willing to spend large $$$, stick with an old-school
opti
Hello!
On Sun, May 13, 2007 at 06:21:40PM +0200, csanyipal wrote:
>
> I created a new symbol LDR-03.sym and BC108-1.sym and saved these in
> gEDA/gaf/gschem-sym/resistors and
> gEDA/gaf/gschem-sym/transistors.
>
> I edit the gafrc file so I can use these symbols.
>
> I made a new schematic and
Hello!
I created a new symbol LDR-03.sym and BC108-1.sym and saved these in
gEDA/gaf/gschem-sym/resistors and
gEDA/gaf/gschem-sym/transistors.
I edit the gafrc file so I can use these symbols.
I made a new schematic and used these symbols there.
Then I run refdes_renum on this schematic and ge
Any gerber experts out there who know if the below is valid rs274x? The
thing I'm worried about is that after the G74 there are linear
interpolations, but there's no explicit return to linear mode from the
previous G75 circular. Gc-prevue displays it as it's meant to be, but
gerbv doesn't. If I put
Bob Paddock wrote:
>
> The only problem with the scanner is if
> there are bigger components on the pcb the image gets unsharp
> because the pcb doesn't lay flat on the glass.
>
>
> If your scanner has the option of a document feeder, then
> it will have a setting that allows you to
The only problem with the scanner is if
there are bigger components on the pcb the image gets unsharp
because the pcb doesn't lay flat on the glass.
If your scanner has the option of a document feeder, then
it will have a setting that allows you to focus above
the glass. If you drive it with X
There's also the bulkier "QX5" microscope made by a company apparently
now owned by
Intel, which cleans 640x480 resolution and sells for half the price.
I have one of those, maybe it is the older QX3, not home to
look right now. Years ago Intel had a line of "Toys", and sold these
as educati
> But the annoying thing is that neither microscope claims Linux
> support.
THe QX3 is almost supported by Linux (others have gotten it to work,
but not me, at least not any more - the code seems to have rotted),
and I think the QX5 is supported. I have the QX3 and just use it
under XP on my lap
I'm looking for a relatively cheap (less than about $200) USB
microscope for inspecting solder joints and wasting time looking at
random stuff around the house at 200x. I figure there are a few folks
on this list with the same unexplainable urges, so what have you
found? I've found this:
http://
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